Difference between two calculations

November 13, 2002, 08:05

I will do 2 different calculations with the same mesh. Then I want to present in Fluent the difference between these two calculations. For example speed in the first case minus speed in the second case.

Hope anyone can help a new user.

Regards

Lennart

November 13, 2002, 08:41

You can export the results as profiles (under /define/profile menu). These profiles can be read into a spreadsheet program like Excel where you can process and compare the data.

November 13, 2002, 08:58

Thank you Erwin for your help but I want to import the result into Fluent so I can do the presentation there.

November 13, 2002, 09:32

Hallo, read the 1st case data, You can save the 1st plot (xy) (for example man_1) and read the 2nd case-data, plot the same plot and then import man_1 and plot again.

CFD Man

November 13, 2002, 09:36

Thank You CFD MAN but I want to create different isosurfaces not xy-plot.

November 13, 2002, 10:56

Use Fieldview please!

November 14, 2002, 03:23

Thank you Max for trying to help me.

I suppose that Fieldview is another PC-program that you can buy?

Isn't there anyway to present the difference between two calculations in Fluent as isosurfaces?

November 24, 2002, 02:19

Dear sir I have a problem with this title. If it's possible for you please send me your received responses. Very thanks for your attention to my request. With the best regards. Mahdi saniee nezhad

November 13, 2002, 08:05	Difference between two calculations	#1
Lennart Guest Posts: n/a	I will do 2 different calculations with the same mesh. Then I want to present in Fluent the difference between these two calculations. For example speed in the first case minus speed in the second case. Hope anyone can help a new user. Regards Lennart

November 13, 2002, 08:41	Re: Difference between two calculations	#2
Erwin Guest Posts: n/a	You can export the results as profiles (under /define/profile menu). These profiles can be read into a spreadsheet program like Excel where you can process and compare the data.

November 13, 2002, 08:58	Re: Difference between two calculations	#3
Lennart Guest Posts: n/a	Thank you Erwin for your help but I want to import the result into Fluent so I can do the presentation there.

November 13, 2002, 09:32	Re: Difference between two calculations	#4
CFD MAN Guest Posts: n/a	Hallo, read the 1st case data, You can save the 1st plot (xy) (for example man_1) and read the 2nd case-data, plot the same plot and then import man_1 and plot again. CFD Man

November 13, 2002, 09:36	Re: Difference between two calculations	#5
Lennart Guest Posts: n/a	Thank You CFD MAN but I want to create different isosurfaces not xy-plot.

November 13, 2002, 10:56	Re: Difference between two calculations	#6
max Guest Posts: n/a	Use Fieldview please!

November 14, 2002, 03:23	Re: Difference between two calculations	#7
Lennart Guest Posts: n/a	Thank you Max for trying to help me. I suppose that Fieldview is another PC-program that you can buy? Isn't there anyway to present the difference between two calculations in Fluent as isosurfaces?

November 24, 2002, 02:19	Re: Difference between two calculations	#8
mahdi saniee nezhad Guest Posts: n/a	Dear sir I have a problem with this title. If it's possible for you please send me your received responses. Very thanks for your attention to my request. With the best regards. Mahdi saniee nezhad

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